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Roles & Permissions

# Permission Authenticated NSO Admin Editor Contributor Teacher Student User Notes
1 Skip comment approval No Yes Yes No No No No This would have meant any registered user could post comments without moderation. We probably only want trusted roles to do this.
2 Edit own comments Yes n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a I don't see why you wouldn't let all registered users edit their own comments.
3 Use advanced search No No No No No No No We don't want to enable the advanced search on this site.
4 Select any shortcut set Yes n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a We use this feature in the footer, at the moment, then we should enable this for all registered users. We will test this and see if it's useful.
5 Edit current shortcut set Yes n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a Can most users use the shortcuts without these options selected?
6 Change own username No Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes The teacher should keep control of the student usernames.
7 View user profiles No Yes Yes No No No No We don't want users communicating in any un-moderated way.
8 Content Type: Create New No Yes Yes No No No No IOM Gallery Submissions may be an exception for T to U
9 Content Type: Edit Own No Yes Yes No No No No IOM Gallery Submissions may be an exception for T to U
10 Content Type: Edit Any No Yes No No No No No  
11 Content Type: Delete Own No Yes Yes No No No No IOM Gallery Submissions may be an exception for T to U
12 Content Type: Delete Any No Yes No No No No No  
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This is not a full list, just those with questions or example sets.

 

Changes to DEFAULT Permissions

Role Permission Name Change Notes
       

Questions

Role Permission Name Default Notes
Contributor ? ? How does someone edit a page without creating it first?
Teacher Skip comment approval No The current site allows teachers to post without approval.
       

 

Notes:

All site members belong to the authenticated user role; consequently, any permission granted to the authenticated user role is given to every site member.

The rights assigned to user roles are cumulative; therefore, if a single user is assigned to multiple roles, that user has the accumulated permissions of all roles.

It might be easier to go to the permissions page and assign there

We might need to reduce the nsoadmin permissions, they are very similiar to admin at the moment.